You Can Never Have Too Much Hay.. Right?

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discovered zoo plus sell some hays I hadn't heard of before so got some Bunny grass hay and it's going down a treat.

I get excited when I find new hay, as I feel there isn't much choice out there as have tried a lot and some has been totally rejected.

My 10kg meadow hay from hay for pets arrived today which was the replacement for the the poor quality ings I got last week. As I was transferring hays into my own bags and obviously made a mess I decided to pull all the bags out and Hoover behind pigs units etc...

No wonder I think there isn't much choice.. iv bloody bought it all!

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I only have 4 pigs :doh:
 
Oooo wonderful. I love having plenty of hay in.

With four rabbits and soon to be two guinea pigs I get through loads. Wish I could find a place that delivers farm bales.
 
Is the Bunny hay worth the price? I've been wanting to buy it for a while...
 
We nearly had a disaster with our hay today. Ours get what the garden centre has, except today they had none on the shelf. Or out the back. lovely lady gave us the bag they had opened for their animals for free. There's only a handful missing. Still cost us £20 in lunch and cake though!
 
theoretikos said:
Is the Bunny hay worth the price? I've been wanting to buy it for a while...
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It's lovely and green. Similar to alfalfa King Timothy but strands aren't as long. A little dusty though. All 4 of mine tucked in! Even crunchie; who is a fussy x
 
WoW lucky girls :clap: my lot used to have one of the zooplus dandelion mixed hay but they decided the B&M one trumps it, so out I go to get the hay they want :gd:
 
I thought I was bad with 4 different types! They get the cheap stuff in a pile, and posh stuff in a hay bag so it doesn't get peed on. Luckily they aren't fussy and are quite happy to eat it all.
They do seem to think that individual strands which I hand feed them are the best though lol.
 
Chock has access to 4 different kinds of hay through out the month
2 different kinds of burgess hay
Natures touch mountain hay
Kings alfalfa hay so your not the only one who thinks there's not much choice iether lol
 
I need to re-order some Bunny Fresh grass hay today...it lasts me a few weeks. I switched to this one because it is hand picked and traditionally harvested as I found a blackbird's wing in my old hay. Bunny Fresh is lovely and green too, and my piggies love it. Bunny Fresh Grass Hay at zooplus
 
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Hi there , you certainly have you priorities correct :tu: l also see that the Igns is trill not up to muster , l have a large bag from early on in the season , . they dident like it , which is just as well because it is very storky ! !

I see you have what seams to be An I l k Alfafa King Thimathy :drool: ! l feed mine nearly exclusively on Alfafa king Thimathy .
But this season l bought II k bags that were full of broad leaved legumes , making the calcium content off the chart , as the first 2
Bought at independent times , l though it would be safer to buy there 4 k 5 bags instead .

Anyway my question is ! is that the large bail l l k Alf , ? and is it as good as it looks ?
If so , did you get it this spring / summer ? And were did from :tu:
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This is one of the 11 k bails of Alfafa king , though l would not bib it ! as the pigs love it,
So the have that stuff as a once weekly treet

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Chock takes up 2 cupboards in my kitchen with hay bails
one cupboards got 2 types of Burgess hay
barn dryed forage and dandelion and marigold herbage
4 kg barn dryed forage and 3 kg of herbage hay as we're using the 4th one
in the other cupboard there are 5 1 kg bails of natures touch mountain hay
a kg of timothy alfalfa kings hay
1 unopened 4 kg bag of Burgess pellets and 4 packets of Wilco dandelion and green oat mix
its amazing how fast the hay runs down though
don't take them long does it?
;)
 
Maddy said:
Chock takes up 2 cupboards in my kitchen with hay bails
one cupboards got 2 types of Burgess hay
barn dryed forage and dandelion and marigold herbage
4 kg barn dryed forage and 3 kg of herbage hay as we're using the 4th one
in the other cupboard there are 5 1 kg bails of natures touch mountain hay
a kg of timothy alfalfa kings hay
1 unopened 4 kg bag of Burgess pellets and 4 packets of Wilco dandelion and green oat mix
its amazing how fast the hay runs down though
don't take them long does it?
;)
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Nope! They're hay eating machines. Chock's a lucky pig:luv:
 
Ive only had my two for six weeks and I have four bags of different hay opened and in big plastic tubs cluttering up the place just trying to find a hay they like.
 
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